‘Big Brother’ contestant calls out Omarosa after she tells Colbert she's worried about Dreamers -- not Trump

Ross Mathews, who co-starred alongside former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault-Newman on “Celebrity Big Brother,” urged producers to “release the unedited footage” of his exchange with the longtime Donald Trump associate after she apparently misrepresented their conversation to "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert.

Speaking with Colbert on Wednesday, Manigault-Newman insisted a conversation between herself and Mathews—during which she said the United States will not “be okay” under Trump—was in reference to undocumented immigrants, not Trump’s presidency.

“What do you mean it’s not going to be okay?” Colbert asked.

“I’m glad you asked, because that was part of a bigger discussion—we were talking about immigration and round-ups,” Manigault-Newman claimed. “… That was part of a bigger discussion, and I believe the immigration debate will continue.”

“That’s why I was a bit emotional,” she added.

TONIGHT: @Omarosa​ tells Stephen what she meant by "we're not going to be okay" when she confided in her @CBSBigBrother housemate @helloross. #LSSCpic.twitter.com/LXqZQe9l2P

— The Late Show (@colbertlateshow) March 1, 2018

In a tweet, Mathews said Manigault-Newman “is mistaken” in her recollection of the events.

“Release the unedited footage,” he suggested.